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Vet care for a horse is comparable to that of a dog. Yearly immunizations are required, and bi-monthly de-worming is required to keep the horse healthy and protected from disease. A de-wormer (such as Ivermectin) can be administrated orally by the owner. The horse also needs a farrier to trim their hooves every six to eight weeks.
